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FaithThe Word
John R. Donahue
The readings continue to proclaim the reality and saving power of Christ’s resurrection, while the Gospel is the Lukan sequel to the meal of the risen Christ with the two travelers on the way to Emmaus (Lk. 24:13-34).
FaithFaith and Reason
John W. O’Malley
Everyone has been trying to see the big picture. We have been bombarded with a certain type of question. Who is the man or woman of the century—better, of the millennium? What are the happenings in the past thousand years that most changed the course of history?
FaithFeatures
James Martin, S.J.
From 2000: In a "multicultural" society shouldn’t anti-Catholicism be a dead issue?
FaithExplainer
Kenneth E. Untener
Could a pope resign? Would a retired pope still be infallible? If a pope resigns and another is elected, are there in effect two popes?
FaithColumns
Terry Golway
While the Super Bowl is a distant memory (in the age of day-trading, instant e-mails and online newspapers, anything that took place more than a month ago is a distant memory), it is by no means too late to talk about a book and a man intimately connected to championship football games.
Edith Stein ca. 1938-1939 (Wikimedia Commons)
FaithVantage Point
Susanne M. Batzdorff
Susanne M. Batsdorff, niece of Edith Stein, reflects on Catholic-Jewish dialogue on the occasion of Stein's canonization in 1998.